Chatbots often exaggerate science findings, study reveals
A recent study has found that popular chatbots like ChatGPT and DeepSeek often exaggerate scientific findings when summarizing research articles.
The study, conducted by Uwe...
How the Internet escaped U.S. control—and what it means for AI
Almost thirty years ago, the United States government began to step back from overseeing a crucial part of the internet's infrastructure: the system that...
This octopus-inspired robot learns to grip and sense its surroundings
Scientists at the University of Bristol have created a new type of soft robot inspired by the incredible abilities of the octopus.
Unlike traditional robots...
This wireless chip could boost small satellite communication
The world is becoming more connected every day, thanks to advances in satellite technology. Small satellites, which typically weigh between 10 to 100 kilograms,...
Zippy: The world’s smallest and fastest tiny walking robot
At just under one and a half inches tall—about the height of a LEGO minifigure—Zippy is the world’s smallest self-powered bipedal robot.
Despite its tiny...
AI-powered headphones translate multiple voices with spatial clarity
Imagine walking through a bustling museum in a foreign country and understanding everything the tour guide and people around you are saying—even if you...
AI can predict your cancer survival rate based on face photos
Researchers from Mass General Brigham have developed a groundbreaking deep learning algorithm called "FaceAge," which can estimate a person’s biological age simply by analyzing...
This brainless robot could walk, hop, and swim with just air
Imagine a robot that can walk, hop, and even swim—all without a brain, electronics, or even a line of code.
A team of researchers from...
New AI-powered chip cuts energy use of language models in half
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, large language models like GPT-4 and Gemini are becoming more powerful.
But with that power comes a massive appetite...
How AI could cut breast cancer screening cost by 30%
A new study shows that artificial intelligence (AI) could make breast cancer screenings much cheaper and more efficient—but not by replacing human radiologists.
Instead, the...